• FireZone 92 has been designed for internal use on timber substrates
• Ensure that the substrate intended to be used is applicable for use with FireZone 92, for thickness, density and type. Consult the timber manufacturer for species details

Versatile specification options include:

• New timber (Spec code FZ-92)
• Stained timber (Spec code FZ-92 PS) Water based interior stains OK (other stains will require an adhesion test, exterior stains not suitable)
• Previously varnished timber (Spec Code FZ-92PV)
• Double topcoat specification (Spec code FZ92 XX 2TC) for enhanced durability and or moisture resistance

• Interior surfaces only. Not for external use
• Three coat system at 83μm per coat. For a more durable system, specify a double top coat. Refer to ZONE for further recommendations
• Avoid wet areas. (Use FZ B&B if the environment is moisture laden)
• Timber substrate minimum thickness is 9mm and 450kg/m3 density. Not suitable for cedar
• The product must be applied strictly in accordance with the application instructions and wet film thickness requirements. The use of ZONE’s preferred applicator network will smooth the installation process and provide relevant QA and compliance documentation

Independently tested for compliance to the NZBC C/AS2, table 4.3, achieving a Group 1S, the highest performance.

For use on 9 mm plywood and timber with a density of 450kg/m3. Not suitable for cedar.

As per MBIE C/VM2 Verification Method, FireZone 92 has been tested on a Type 1 substrate – 9mm timber, achieving a B – s1, d0 classification of reaction to fire performance in accordance with 13501-1:2007+A1:2009, equivalent to New Zealand’s Group 1s Rating – as stated in table C1.1 Appendix C of the NZBC C/AS2.

Manufactured in Europe and imported into New Zealand since 2014, the system has been used in many hundreds of projects across New Zealand including the multi award winning project by Studio Pacific Architecture, He Tohu, The Document Room 

ZONE has a history of successful, architecturally stunning projects both nationally and internationally using clear intumescent coatings since 2014.  FZ92 is extensiely tested in Europe with a range of different species of timber. These include CLT / LVL and Engineer Timber, Accoya, plywood, pine and thermally modified timbers.